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New Ubuntu and Canonical sites

By Alejandra Obregon, 26 May 2010

The new Ubuntu and Canonical sites went live today. As well as the visual refresh to include the new brand, the objective was to bring the sites up-to-date...

The challenge of understanding icons

By Canonical, 26 May 2010

Icons are very peculiar images. They are both pictorial and functional. An icon is literally a picture, e.g., of a magnifying glass, and at the same time it...

Talk Type

By Marcus Haslam, 20 May 2010

At the recent Ubuntu Developer Summit (UDS), we invited Type Designer Bruno Maag from Dalton Maag to talk about the new open-source font design development...

A unified menu bar for Ubuntu Netbook Edition

By Matthew Paul Thomas, 6 May 2010

Using a single menu bar at the top of the screen, instead of separate menu bars inside each window, seems like a pretty simple change. But it’s more complex...

When it comes to social networking what are you? Door, Mirror, Room?

By Canonical, 27 April 2010

Everyone belongs to one, two or more social networking sites. At Canonical, we wondered “What does social networking mean to people?” I set off to find out. ...

Refining the battery status menu

By Matthew Paul Thomas, 23 April 2010

As part of the notification area transition, we’re adapting the Gnome Power Manager item to be a system status menu. We’re interested in your feedback on the...

Farewell to the notification area

By Matthew Paul Thomas, 21 April 2010

Ubuntu is phasing out the traditional Gnome notification area, because of its ineffectiveness at notifying people of things, and its inconsistent behavior....

My image of the day

By Canonical, 14 April 2010

An example of Gemma Correll’s work.

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